Sentence examples for got in lieu of from inspiring English sources

So I'll carry on stereotyping, which is all we've got in lieu of the facts.

In the clip, which was captured by fans and uploaded to YouTube and Instagram, we see Beyonce getting the IV tattoo she got in lieu of an engagement ring, as well as the stunning couple exchanging vows at their wedding as Jay Z puts a giant rock on his new wife's finger.

"Acronyms," he says in an aside, "are what people in government get in lieu of stock options".

There are also benefits for landlords – the insurance policy they get in lieu of a cash deposit covers double the amount of the one month's rent they'd typically get, and all claims are paid within 24 hours directly from Rhino.

That half touchscreen, half physical keyboard handset that supposedly got nixed in lieu of something better?

Conan seemed genuinely upset by the whole rotten deal the writers have gotten and, in lieu of any actual written material, he spun his wedding ring on his desk; went around his office with a guitar annoying people; and played along with Rock Band.

Under an agreement signed recently by the authority and the developers of Xanadu, 14 towns in the Meadowlands district will each get payments in lieu of taxes.

And get this: in lieu of lipstick, I bite down really, really hard on my lower lip until it bleeds a little.

At a rain-delayed ceremony at Cooperstown's Doubleday Field, a small crowd of diehards witnessed Deacon White (catcher), Jacob Ruppert (club owner who built Yankee Stadium), and Hank O'Day (umpire) get canonized in lieu of our generation's heroes, the grandees of baseball's so-called "steroid era".

Under the state's ownership, Indian Point 3 had been tax-exempt, with the village getting diminishing payments in lieu of taxes -- down to $141,000 this year -- and the school district getting nothing in recent years.

According to the charter, models must be 16 or over in order to be employed and must receive monetary payment for their work (models allegedly get sample garments in lieu of actual payment).